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Module 2: Requirements & SRS

  1. Q1b. Which is NOT a non-functional requirement? a) Efficiency b) Reliability c) Product features d) Stability20232m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Which is NOT a non-functional requirement?

    a) Efficiency
    b) Reliability
    c) Product features
    d) Stability

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  2. Q1b. Measure of reliability is given by (i) mean time between success (ii) MTBF (iii) mean reliable (iv) MTTR20222m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Measure of reliability is given by

    (i) mean time between success
    (ii) MTBF
    (iii) mean reliable
    (iv) MTTR

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  3. Q1c. Which of the following is not a use of a CASE tool? (i) It supports structured analysis and design (SA/SD) (ii) It maintains the data dictionary (iii) It checks whether DFDs are balanced or not (iv) It compiles with the available system.20222m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Which of the following is not a use of a CASE tool?

    (i) It supports structured analysis and design (SA/SD)
    (ii) It maintains the data dictionary
    (iii) It checks whether DFDs are balanced or not
    (iv) It compiles with the available system.

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  4. Q1c. Which of the following is the primary goal of requirement analysis? (i) Coding the software (ii) Understanding and documenting user needs and requirements (iii) Testing the software (iv) Designing the software architecture20242m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Which of the following is the primary goal of requirement analysis?

    (i) Coding the software
    (ii) Understanding and documenting user needs and requirements
    (iii) Testing the software
    (iv) Designing the software architecture

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  5. Q1c. Which of the following is not a use of a CASE tool? (i) It supports structured analysis and design (SA/SD) (ii) It maintains the data dictionary (iii) It checks whether DFDs are balanced or not (iv) It complies with the available system20202m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Which of the following is not a use of a CASE tool?

    (i) It supports structured analysis and design (SA/SD)
    (ii) It maintains the data dictionary
    (iii) It checks whether DFDs are balanced or not
    (iv) It complies with the available system

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  6. Q1d. Which of the following best describes Functional Requirements? (i) Constraints on the software design (ii) Features the system must perform (iii) Performance and reliability requirements (iv) Documentation standards20252m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Which of the following best describes Functional Requirements?

    (i) Constraints on the software design
    (ii) Features the system must perform
    (iii) Performance and reliability requirements
    (iv) Documentation standards

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  7. Q1d. What does SRS stand for in software development? (i) Software Reliability Standard (ii) Software Requirement Specification (iii) Systematic Requirement Strategy (iv) Software Risk Solution20242m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    What does SRS stand for in software development?

    (i) Software Reliability Standard
    (ii) Software Requirement Specification
    (iii) Systematic Requirement Strategy
    (iv) Software Risk Solution

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  8. Q1e. The main purpose of an SRS (Software Requirements Specification) document is to: (i) Describe coding standards (ii) Provide a user manual (iii) Serve as a contract between client and developer (iv) Define the software test cases20252m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    The main purpose of an SRS (Software Requirements Specification) document is to:

    (i) Describe coding standards
    (ii) Provide a user manual
    (iii) Serve as a contract between client and developer
    (iv) Define the software test cases

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  9. Q1e. Measure of reliability is given by a) Mean time between success b) MTBF c) Mean reliable d) MTTR20232m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Measure of reliability is given by

    a) Mean time between success
    b) MTBF
    c) Mean reliable
    d) MTTR

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  10. Q1f. Which one of the following is not desired in a good Software Requirement Specifications (SRS) document? a) Functional requirements b) Goals of implementation c) Non-functional requirements d) Algorithms for software implementation20232m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Which one of the following is not desired in a good Software Requirement Specifications (SRS) document?

    a) Functional requirements
    b) Goals of implementation
    c) Non-functional requirements
    d) Algorithms for software implementation

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  11. Q1g. ______ and ______ are the two issues of requirement analysis. (i) Performance, design (ii) Stakeholder, developer (iii) Functional, non-functional (iv) None of the mentioned20212m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    ______ and ______ are the two issues of requirement analysis.

    (i) Performance, design
    (ii) Stakeholder, developer
    (iii) Functional, non-functional
    (iv) None of the mentioned

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  12. Q1h. Which one of the following is not desired in a good Software Requirement Specifications (SRS) document? (i) Functional requirements (ii) Non-functional requirements (iii) Goals of implementation (iv) Algorithms for software implementation20202m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Which one of the following is not desired in a good Software Requirement Specifications (SRS) document?

    (i) Functional requirements
    (ii) Non-functional requirements
    (iii) Goals of implementation
    (iv) Algorithms for software implementation

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  13. Q2a. Give the full form of CASE. Draw CASE diagram showing all components. Describe each component briefly.20217m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Give the full form of CASE. Draw CASE diagram showing all components. Describe each component briefly.

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  14. Q3a. Define Requirement Analysis. Why is it considered one of the most critical stages in the software development life cycle?20257m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Define Requirement Analysis. Why is it considered one of the most critical stages in the software development life cycle?

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  15. Q3a. Differentiate between Functional and Non-functional requirements with suitable examples.20247m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Differentiate between Functional and Non-functional requirements with suitable examples.

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  16. Q3a. Prepare SRS for an 'Inventory Management System' for a retail medical store. Also explain the risk assessment and management in brief. Make necessary assumptions.20217m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Prepare SRS for an 'Inventory Management System' for a retail medical store. Also explain the risk assessment and management in brief. Make necessary assumptions.

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  17. Q3b. Explain the purpose of a Software Requirements Specification (SRS). What standards or attributes should a good SRS doc contain?20257m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Explain the purpose of a Software Requirements Specification (SRS). What standards or attributes should a good SRS doc contain?

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  18. Q3b. Explain the SRS and its components.20247m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Explain the SRS and its components.

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  19. Q4b. What are CASE tools? With a suitable diagram, explain the categories of CASE tools.20227m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    What are CASE tools? With a suitable diagram, explain the categories of CASE tools.

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  20. Q6a. What is SRS? Write the features of SRS.20235m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    What is SRS? Write the features of SRS.

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  21. Q7b. Write the structure of SRS as per IEEE standards.20217m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    Write the structure of SRS as per IEEE standards.

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  22. Q8a. What is reliability? Discuss ROCOF, MTTF and MTTR with suitable example.20237m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    What is reliability? Discuss ROCOF, MTTF and MTTR with suitable example.

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  23. Q9b. What are the barriers to eliciting user requirements? Discuss at least four barriers to eliciting user requirements.20247m

    Module 2: Requirements & SRS

    What are the barriers to eliciting user requirements? Discuss at least four barriers to eliciting user requirements.

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